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Creation or Evolution: Do We Have to Choose? (2)
This is the continuation of my blog Creation or Evolution: Do We Have to Choose? (1). In this blog I am reflecting on Denis Alexander’s book CREATION OR EVOLUTION: DO WE HAVE TO CHOOSE? The an… more →
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Creation or Evolution: Do We Have to Choose? (2)
Fr. Ted wrote 8 hours ago: This is the continuation of my blog Creation or Evolution: Do We Have to Choose? (1). In this bl … more →
Creation or Evolution: Do We Have to Choose? (1)
Fr. Ted wrote 22 hours ago: This is the 2nd blog in this series which began with Journey into the Unknown: Science and Religion … more →
The Relationship Between Theology and Philosophy: Any Good Books?
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Danny wrote 2 days ago: As stated in an earlier post, I am currently reading K. Scott Oliphant’s book Reasons {for Fai … more →
Journey into the Unknown: Science and Religion
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Fr. Ted wrote 2 days ago: Physicist and author Brian Greene wrote an article in the May 2009 magazine WIRED entitled, “Journey … more →
What the world needs now is Love, Love in Truth
Disciple wrote 6 days ago: I downloaded Pope Benedict’s newest encyclical, Love in Truth, a couple of days ago and starte … more →
Undesirable persons
osopher wrote 6 days ago: Round Rock outplayed the Sounds last night, with lots of web gems and fewer mistakes. We were happy … more →
Faith vs. Reason
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Rebecca LuElla Miller wrote 1 week ago: Today I heard a sermon by Alistair Begg on the life of Abraham (actually, at the time still using th … more →
Training the "Rudders of Your Mind"
Tim Enloe wrote 1 week ago: Basil the Great on Reading Greek Literature Having recently been reading a bunch of stuff written by … more →
WHAT IS DOGMATIC THEOLOGY?
cbaldwinbarnett wrote 2 weeks ago: Sensu stricto, dogmatic theology is limited to the truths of revelation concerning God and his acti … more →
Negative Apologetics
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Phil Stilwell wrote 3 weeks ago: Recently, there has been an apologetics turn away from the traditional positive apologetics towards … more →
Such a Thing as Glory
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upshot777 wrote 1 month ago: It never ceases to amaze me when we humans, both theist and a-theist alike, ask for the removal of t … more →
Anselm's Ontological Argument
Marco wrote 1 month ago: Source: The University of Minnesota: Illustrating Philosophical Ideas As an interesting aside: Gau … more →
Why God became man
Marco wrote 1 month ago: If we have said anything that needs correction, I am willing to make the correction if it be a reaso … more →
Faith and Reason in Design
kenramsley wrote 1 month ago: It is hard to see into the future – to learn what is not yet known – to model what has never been im … more →
Dumbing Down God
upshot777 wrote 1 month ago: Today, modern man attaches much value to the logical and to the intelligent. He limits himself to th … more →
More St Anselm
Marco wrote 1 month ago: Indeed, no Christian ought to question the truth of what the Catholic Church believes in its heart a … more →
Christianity and Islam: Conflict over True Christianity (1)
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Fr. Ted wrote 1 month ago: This is the fourth blog in my series which began with One Christian Looks at Islam Looking at Chris … more →
Luther and St. Anselm
Marco wrote 1 month ago: In a search on Luther’s understanding of reason, I stumbled upon this from Martin Luther [Inte … more →
Christians and the origins of life
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Scott Kistler wrote 1 month ago: It seems to have been a quieter time recently in the ongoing discussions, debates, and wars of words … more →
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